The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-15

Central was selling tickets to Cali
iornia st $40,
Big lot OF and 0cent goods at w.
p. Glenn's book store, Fourth street.
THE EXAMINER rcturus thanks for
all Invitation to attend the Sheriis'
banquet at the Southern hotel, San
Antonio. Committee on banquet
II. G.. Tuttle, Nat Lewis, George w.
Russ, J. =. Hickman. Jr
Bicycles, tricyclos, wagons, dolls.
buggles, doll furniture, hobby-horsos,
foot balls, etc, at W. T.. Glcnu's,
Fourth street
County Clerk Baker issued mar
riage licenses yesterday TO ). W.
Wmtner, of Navarro county, and Miss
NJ. Il. Stephens, of this county, Andrew
jackson and Miss Laura Taylor, CITY
and Rev. w. IL. Bagby and Miss
Ladra Bel Herring.
THE Iron Turbine Wind engine run
with less wind and are more durable
and gives better satisfaction than any
mill i'll the market Call and sec
modelat ). A. Schroder's and be your
own Judge. Every one guaranteed
Buy the Iron Turbine engine and tho
Buckeye Force pump, and you are
sure to be pleased.
Cards are out tor the marriage of
Mr.. Eugene lie l3ner, the well known
printer, to Miss Nellie Eastland,
which event occurs al the First Bap-
tist Church, Wednesd day, Dec. 2lst., at
"a. IN. The prospective groom is
known and respected for his business
qualifications and upright dealing,
while his fair intended is pluckv
and accomplished teacher III our city
schools.
District court has ordered the sale
of the Isaac Lewis stock to take place
next Tuesday at auction to the high
est bidder. If the sSle comes OFF as
ordered. the goods will doubtless be
sold i'll bulk. y former attache OF
this establishment informed The EX-
AMGNEK last night that Mr.. Lewis
would soon open up again rs he has
hackers who will not see him 90 IN
der, Clalllin Il Co., are the first
among the creditors who will have y
say in The division of the goods.
Alexander, on the Central road in
Erath county, has Just had serious
fire in which sherman N Tollver gen
era merchandise, lost $4,000 with an
insurance of $1,000, III. Il. Armstrong.
same, $4,000 insurance $1,000, Baseman
II Co. hardware, $1,000 insurance $1,000,
,. T. King, grocer, $500 no insurance,
the postofiice and Bernard X Groves
livery stable, total loss and no IN
surance. This II shap is OF especial
interest to the Waco business men as
this is all important little town that
does its trading with them.
Master Jimmy Drake, son of the
man condemned to hang for killing
Prof Quinn, is conducting the little
Job printing Office of his father south
side the square. He does fair work
for one of his age and is assisted by
his cousin, master Willie ltentfro.
They are trying TO support the sister
OF the former and little brother OF the
latter. These four children are now
shifting for themselves and live in a
house on Ninth street. The EXAM
TNER bespeaks for them a liberal
patronage in their youthful business
enterprise and efforts TO make an
honest living.
a private telegram was received in
Waco yesterday, announcing the
death at Greenvllle, after brief IL
ness, of Mr.. Il. w. Marshall father oil
Mcssrs. John f, and Ed. a. Marshall
the we known business men OF thi-
city. Deceased was a retired whole
sale dry goods merchant, formerly OF
Charleston and afterwards in Green
) Vile. lie was wei and tavorablY
known by many Wacoites while visit
ing his sons here, lie olso ENTERTAINED
large delegation Of Waco people
while attending the National Baptis
/ convention in Greenvile. THE EX
AMINER extends sincere coincidence
, 10 the bereayed relatives and friends
The Examiner is indebted to thu
- management for invitation and com
plimeLtarY tickets to attend the thirC
annual holiday ball of the llillsbor'
fire department., Friday evening, De
, eember 30 Officers OF the depart
, ment, j. w. college, chieti Geor@
Carmichael, assistant; Eugene RoSen
. baum, secretary; T, G., Hawkins
treasurer. Committees invitation